Hach sensION+ 9652 Chloride Ion Selective Electrode
The Hach sensION+ 9652 chloride ion selective electrode is a half-cell (reference not integrated) chloride ion selective electrode (ISE) with an epoxy body and non-replaceable crystalline membrane selective to chloride ions in solution.
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- Requires little maintenance
- Provides fast, stable, and accurate response
- Ideal for measuring chloride concentrations in wastewater, drinking water and general water quality applications
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The Hach sensION+ 9652 chloride ion selective electrode is a half-cell (reference not integrated) chloride ion selective electrode (ISE) with an epoxy body and non-replaceable crystalline membrane selective to chloride ions in solution. It is recommended for use with the sensION+ 5044 reference electrode. The 9652 has a fixed 1-meter cable and BNC connector for laboratory use with the Hach sensION+ MM374 Multimeter. The 9652 is ideal for measuring chloride concentrations in wastewater, drinking water and general water quality applications.
Mechanics
The solid-state sensor design requires little maintenance and allows for dry storage of the ISE without a shelf life or membrane replacement. Ultimately, the 9652 provides fast, stable and accurate responses in a variety of sample types.
- Dimensions (D x L): 12 mm x 120 mm
- Material Sensor Body: ABS
- Temperature Range: 5 to 50 °C
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